How to become a brand manager
Is it possible to become a brand manager if a person has 8 years of technical experience. As many companies prefer relevant experience for this designation
OracleofBusiness
Switch or no switch, that is the question
Why switch? Why not switch? What were the motivations that you had when you thought of switching and whether the result was favourable to you or not?
17mo ago
EschewSurplusage
Disney+ Hotstar17mo
Early career - switch when you think growth has plateaued / don't have a mentor
Mid career - switch when you are not being compensated fairly / looking for a career rejig (new sector/role) with disproportionate upside
Senior career - switch when you feel like the current role doesn't allow you to cultivate high agency
Have switched because of the former 2 reasons 3x so far over a tenure of 10 yrs. Has been rewarding financially, and a step change in learning. Now seeking stability till I reach a senior enough role.
OracleofBusiness
EY17mo
I understand the financial reward is a key upside for switching. But did you ever feel like the toll of restarting at a new organization was, maybe, not fully compensated by the higher pay?
Leaving a workplace where you spend 3/4 years isn't as easy, right? So, how did it affect you on a personal level and how did you respond to that?
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